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Understanding 9/11Grateful Dead Live at Autzen Stadium, U. of Oregon on 1978-06-25
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Set 1
Promised Land, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle, Big River, Candyman, Passenger, Peggy-O, Minglewood Blues
Set 2
Samson & Delilah, Friend Of The Devil, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums*-> Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Around & Around, E: U.S. Blues
*W Ken Babbs Other artist(s): Santana, The Outlaws & Eddie Money
Promised Land, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle, Big River, Candyman, Passenger, Peggy-O, Minglewood Blues
Set 2
Samson & Delilah, Friend Of The Devil, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums*-> Not Fade Away-> Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Around & Around, E: U.S. Blues
*W Ken Babbs Other artist(s): Santana, The Outlaws & Eddie Money
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| Promised Land |
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| They Love Each Other |
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| Big River |
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| Candyman |
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| Passenger |
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| Peggy O |
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| Minglewood Blues |
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| Samson And Delilah |
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| Friend Of The Devil |
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| Bobby Comment |
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| Estimated Prophet > |
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| Eyes Of The World |
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| Drums > * |
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| Not Fade Away |
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| Around And Around |
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Notes
FIXES AND NOTES:
Remastered, retracked upgrade of shnid 7048.
Patches not possible...no available source.
Oversaturated vocals on Disc 2, tracks 5, 6. Slightly better.
Shnid 7048 sounded muddy with exagerated bass. Now fixed.
This is a big improvement with better presence and clarity.
Disc 2, track 2 fades out.
Disc 2, track 3 fades in
Mastered and tracked by Bill Guarneri, July 15, 2014
Reviews
Reviewer:
deadheadnedwhite
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favoritefavoritefavorite -
June 26, 2019
Subject: another fun show
Subject: another fun show
sure would love to see video of this U.S. Blues. ore even audio of back stage shenanigans !
Reviewer:
Evan S. Hunt
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favoritefavoritefavoritefavoritefavorite -
October 31, 2016
Subject: Buddy, Chuck and Bo Meet The Who
Subject: Buddy, Chuck and Bo Meet The Who
Not being one who likes Not Fade Away anymore, y'know, you just get tired of that rhythm ... sort of like Aiko and Woman Smarter. Sorry, after about the first one thousand listens boredom sets in.
Not so with this fine remastering. Not Fade Away is killer. Even U.S. Blues, a set-ending yawner, is spectacular. Why? Because of Jerry's magnificent guitar. He just lambastes the entire countryside with this heartstopping expose' of lathered-up guitar. It really is Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley done Who style with space jumps and arm windmills, grand chords and dazzling overtones the likes of which were never imagined.
Yes, Garcia is having technical issues and he sounds a little out of sorts. He's just all over the joint sometimes. Yes, he's sloppy and I LOVE it. Frankly, these two years, 1977 & 1978 are often that way. It's my favorite Grateful Dead era. There shall never be anything to compare in scope. I attended 10 shows in '77 and about 20 in '78 and a number of them had the same TNT dynamic blasting, which attracted me. It upset my music snob friends who were fanatics about staying in tune and delivering letter perfect renderings of "how it's supposed to be," but I like to rock and roll and I like it loud and this show fits the bill adroitly.
Thank you to whomever worked on and uploaded this gem and thank you Archives for accommodating.
Not so with this fine remastering. Not Fade Away is killer. Even U.S. Blues, a set-ending yawner, is spectacular. Why? Because of Jerry's magnificent guitar. He just lambastes the entire countryside with this heartstopping expose' of lathered-up guitar. It really is Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley done Who style with space jumps and arm windmills, grand chords and dazzling overtones the likes of which were never imagined.
Yes, Garcia is having technical issues and he sounds a little out of sorts. He's just all over the joint sometimes. Yes, he's sloppy and I LOVE it. Frankly, these two years, 1977 & 1978 are often that way. It's my favorite Grateful Dead era. There shall never be anything to compare in scope. I attended 10 shows in '77 and about 20 in '78 and a number of them had the same TNT dynamic blasting, which attracted me. It upset my music snob friends who were fanatics about staying in tune and delivering letter perfect renderings of "how it's supposed to be," but I like to rock and roll and I like it loud and this show fits the bill adroitly.
Thank you to whomever worked on and uploaded this gem and thank you Archives for accommodating.
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